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Apprenticeship Training: Where Does It Stand Today?

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_26_Gray_Apprenticeship_training.pdf (481.77 KB)
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https://hdl.handle.net/1813/75283
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The Worker Institute Publications
Workforce, Industry, and Economic Development
Author
Gray, Lois Spier
Beamesderfer, Alice O.
Abstract

[Excerpt] In its simplest form, apprenticeship has existed since the beginning of civilization. More than 4,000 years ago, Hammurabi’s code provided that artisans teach their crafts to young people, and our earliest records from Egypt, Greece, Rome, and the Orient show that skills were being passed on from one generation to the next in this way.

Date Issued
1979-12-31
Keywords
apprenticeship
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skills
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craft guild
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America
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Europe
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work
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labor
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National Apprenticeship Law
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Fitzgerald Act
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employment
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training
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article

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